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MIBGAS is responsible for managing the Iberian Gas Market organized its right and proper operation and economic management of the services it offers, while respecting the principles, have the function of managing the negotiation sessions, list marketable products, receive and manage bids and offers sale and expose the results of the resources in the market.
I am creating an installation profile and all is running well but in the end of the installation i want to redirect the user for example to node10 which will have the content i want (for example one Hello World). How can i do this ? Thanks
While installing Drupal 8.8.5, I save the project name Drupal_beginner. Now, I would like to make another project. Do I need to uninstall again and then install back with the new project name?
I think there must be a way. I have already installed different modules like admin, themes, contact storage, token, devel. No if I need to uninstall Drupal and install back with the new project, I have re-install all these modules.
While installing Drupal 8.8.5, I save the project name Drupal_beginner. Now, I would like to make another project. Do I need to uninstall again and then install back with the new project name?
I think there must be a way. I have already installed different modules like admin, themes, contact storage, token, devel. No if I need to uninstall Drupal and install back with the new project, I have re-install all these modules.
Using D9. I'm looking for a simple way to update a field in a table with AJAX. I'm familiar with PHP and MySQL, but I'm a rookie as far as writing a module, but I'm thinking I might try. But if I can do the simple task I need with an existing module, that'd be great. It would need to be able to add/remove values to a multi-value field, so I think it would take a short piece of PHP to make it work.
The Iberian Electricity Market Operator (OMI) is structured in two holding companies, OMEL and OMIP SGPS. Each company owns part of the two management companies for the Iberian Peninsula's electricity market: OMIE manages the day-ahead and intraday market, and OMI-Polo Portugués (OMIP sgmr) manages the forward market. The managing companies also hold an interest in the company OMIClear-Sociedade de Compensação de Mercados de Energia, SA.